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The newspaper group, Independent News and Media, is creating 60 jobs at a new printing press in Newry.The newspaper group, Independent News and Media, is creating 60 jobs at a new printing press in Newry.
The £20m plant was opened by chief executive Sir Anthony O'Reilly and former MP for the area Seamus Mallon.The £20m plant was opened by chief executive Sir Anthony O'Reilly and former MP for the area Seamus Mallon.
The company prints more than 30 newspapers, including the News of the World and the Daily Express.The company prints more than 30 newspapers, including the News of the World and the Daily Express.
Sir Anthony said Newry was chosen for "its strategic position on the North/South corridor, excellent infrastructure and skilled employees."Sir Anthony said Newry was chosen for "its strategic position on the North/South corridor, excellent infrastructure and skilled employees."
He said newspapers previously produced in Dublin were "now printed and transported south before dawn to the markets of the Republic".He said newspapers previously produced in Dublin were "now printed and transported south before dawn to the markets of the Republic".
New contractNew contract
He said their printing presses in Belfast had run out of capacity just months before the beginning of a 15-year contract to print News International publications, including the Sun and the News of the World.He said their printing presses in Belfast had run out of capacity just months before the beginning of a 15-year contract to print News International publications, including the Sun and the News of the World.
"This is in addition to Belfast printing the Daily Express, Daily Star, Daily Telegraph, Daily and Sunday Mirror, the People and an array of other titles," he said."This is in addition to Belfast printing the Daily Express, Daily Star, Daily Telegraph, Daily and Sunday Mirror, the People and an array of other titles," he said.
Sir Tony O'Reilly said they were expanding
"We also have our own titles to print with new sections and plans for further expansion.""We also have our own titles to print with new sections and plans for further expansion."
Invest Northern Ireland chief executive Leslie Morrison said they were backing the venture for a number of reasons.Invest Northern Ireland chief executive Leslie Morrison said they were backing the venture for a number of reasons.
"The export dimension is primarily based on the News International contract which will see the production of existing titles to be sold in the ROI."The export dimension is primarily based on the News International contract which will see the production of existing titles to be sold in the ROI.
"The innovative aspect is reflected in the fact that part of this investment is in the first presses of their type in the world.""The innovative aspect is reflected in the fact that part of this investment is in the first presses of their type in the world."
The Belfast Telegraph, which is owned by the Independent group, will continue to be printed in Belfast, where its presses were recently upgraded.The Belfast Telegraph, which is owned by the Independent group, will continue to be printed in Belfast, where its presses were recently upgraded.